New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-28

No doubt the Colorado decision IS DCauliui
example of judicial penetration and ennghtch-
mont but after all Colorado district court
;s not court of love such as the gay FRO
,,cncals used to hold, and it is questionable
whether in ono Of the latter. whore the suolec'
was deeply studied, the Western judges points
uould have been accepted as valld, OF any
thing but herctical.
The season nj the summer resorts, near ana remote
may now be considered fairly under way "ie"O
crowds went on Sunday to Coney Island, uion
Island and the other places to which Ne"-1o'iNci
fee on days of rest and leisure throusho"' '''
| summer 4 word OF caution to the managers oil
railroads and steamboats, may not be out Oh or"c'
al this time. The utmost care should be taken u
c,,ard AGAINST accidents. The excursion buslneSs
| hercabout has not been disturbed of late by any
| .erious disaster There are those who say thau
such n disaster is bound TO come. There Is no
ahound to come about it, Freedom IRON accidenb
heretofore shows not good luck but good manage
ment That good management must De kcPV up
II is true there are accidents that no precauuoii
can provent but if human lives arc slaugn'ereu
tbr,rh the carclessncss or cupidity of railway OF
II amboat companies those responsible cahho1 h'lo
to escape lightly. Fortunately there Is 10 ic'''on
10 believe that the people 10 whom the eNcuIsoii-
going public intrtlst their lives are not Keehy
conscious Of the necessity OF doing All III 'n'i'
power to carry the multitudes IN safety
| IT, is announced apparently by authority that
State Controller Chaplin Will not be candidate ior
| denomination. Mr. Chanin is familiar Win inc III
| defensble record made by Governor iiiu anu Dehi'
| critic legislators last winter. No wonder 'haV ho
declines "a run. his is not Democratic year III
| New-YorlS State.
! General Butler having been made the Vlctlm oi
a vicious ,.arayraph in u Washington journal sends
70 "lhe SUN OF tbs city full account Oh inc
circumstances In which church bells seized durihs
the war in NewUrlcans were sent Nor@ ana soiu
| at auction in Boston. The bells were found Ii .
public SQUARE having been presented TO the Con
federae authorities by various societies and private
o,ncrs for Use ~ gun metal Captured as contra
band of war, the bells were SHIPPED as bailast py
| returning steamers and were sold to New-lnsland
| churches and schools. This was one oil innumer-
able transactions OF n similar nature properly c'p-
tuf,d during the and coming into The possession
OF the Gov eminent being invariably SOLD uhder inc
| hammer. The incident does not in the faint'st
degnee cloud the reputation oil General Butter whose
| conduct at Ncw-Orleans was one OF the shrewdcst
and most effective bits of military administration OF
the civil war Possibly the recital will inspire the
| III fatrd Administration with useful idea Ihcso
| rebel flags captured on the field of battle ana now
| ,r the possession OF the United States Government
| may be considered IN the light OF contraband Oh
war IL the bells could be sold ut the North, why
| not the FLAGS ut the Southp The President may De
inclined to order Drum TO send the Hays 10 the
southern State capitals 10 be auctioned OIL 10 the
| highest bidders.
| DIR Joseph Parker OF the London City Temple,
addressed a letter to the President and received
| reply TO It. Iherculpn no was moved 10 remark
| that there was not wide difference between al
| American KIM and preacher. This being inter-
preted means that the President answers cVn
letter when he receives one, and minister OF the
| cospcl docs the same. This undoubtedly is true,
but it smaclls of the wisdom of Jack Bunsby.
We scarcely know what to think OF the physlcal
condition of the eagle which has the contract 10
| nercb ON the banner of Buffalo Fourth oil July
| he Exprcss" of TINT city has expressed the
onu MON that he cannot get through the day credit
| ably unless he il braced up with ner' inc Inc
Courier on tho contrary assures the country That
the bird is miracle OF robust health ana can DC
| depended upon to scream scream next Mohd'y
that will be heard round the world or WORDS
To that effect In view OF this conflict OF Evidence
| II might be well TO have the lungs of the Buffalo
| iaglc sounded by the professor OF appalled, orni-
| thology in the Public High School
We arc aware that the policy Of the present Re
,ubican organization in brooklyn Is one OF tnc sVict
| rst - regularity The gentlemen who wh determines
the plan OF campaign Tor INC pary anis az, la. e,Sct
probably expel for hercy and blasphemy any op
~ to organization who should propose the nomination
Of somo active young Democrat whose abilities chdr
accr and Independence OF Hugh Mcl5ugolm wGua
draw TO his support several thousand lnocpehichu
| and Democratic vOtes-tNew York Times.
This was the argument Of the Citizens League
land the Mugwump marplots two years ago. lhrou- ii
their meddlcsomc interyenti n two most excellent
candidates Tor Mayor shut out Of the Republic
can canvass. When they finally succeeded In nomi-
,ating their ndcrendcnt Democrat, he was dslanccd
| by an eleventh-hour Republican candidate. Nc
Laughlin's man was elected in consequence OF the
| Woodward and municipal reform movement. The
nomination OF Democrat demanded by these
peope rs an indispensable act oil recognition OF the
services OF the Independent voters who had supported
MAYOR Low. The result was that the Independent
democrat came out IL bad third In the municipal
race "1he Tines apparently working in the
interest OF Mclaughlin. wants 10 have this wretched
farce repeated this year. The true policy for tho
Republicans is TO nominate one OF their best mon
AS good n candidate Mayor Low, and there are
many in BroolSlyn-and TO place him on the Same
platform These hybrid canvasses q delusion
and
Among the bills left unsigned by the Governor
IA the one relating to parades in Central Park
That this would be its fate has been n fore:one
conclusion sinna the hearing, at which no